# Setting Up Permissions

Set permissions in LabAPI's `permissions.yml` file.

Use this file to decide which groups can run TME commands.

1. Open `SCP Secret Laboratory/LabAPI/configs/permissions.yml`.
2. Choose the group you want to edit.
3. Add inherited groups or direct permissions.
4. Save the file.

### How permissions work

* `inherited_groups` copies permissions from other groups.
* `permissions` grants permissions directly to the current group.

Example:

```yaml
owner:
  inherited_groups:
    - default
  permissions:
    - tme.*
```

In this example, `owner` inherits everything from `default`.

It also gets every TME permission through `tme.*`.

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### Common permission values

```yaml
owner:
  inherited_groups: []
  permissions:
    - tme.* # Allows all TME commands
    - tme.modify.* # Allows modify, including position, rotation, and scale
    - tme.spawn # Allows the spawn command
    - .* # Allows every plugin-defined command
```

Use `tme.modify` to allow the `modify` command and its transform subcommands.

{% hint style="info" %}
Use `tme.*` if a group should access all TME commands.
{% endhint %}

For the full permission list, see [Admin Commands](/tme-docs/documentation/commands/admin-commands.md).


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